The Bases of Iraqi Totalitarianism  Viewpoint of Hannah Arendt as an Approach

Nasir Rahi, Qais

	The Bases of Iraqi Totalitarianism Viewpoint of Hannah Arendt as an Approach
Adab Al-Kufa
Article 1, Volume 1, Issue 17, 2018, Pages 403-434
Author
Qais Nasir Rahi
Abstract
This research aims to study the bases of totalitarianism Iraqi by employing the viewpoint of Hannah Arendt, which is one of the most exhibit produce for the totalitarianism regime studythen what happened in Iraq during theBa'th regime and especially the period of Saddam's rule, had been in other countries as Germany Nazi , and the Soviet Union and the role of Stalinism,These regimes studied by Arndt But the aim of this research is not the approach that might be clear because they belong to the family of one tyrant, but employing of Arndt bases in the understanding of these regimes and its approach with Iraq. Through bases developed by Shapiro after studying Arendt notes that it corresponds to totalitarianism whether Iraqi leader, party, ideology, leader - Saddam - the firm was worship of the Ba'th Party and its mass organizations were wide,the ideology they were linked to the legen darys ideis unrealistic.In addition ,the three base sIn Iraq high lights two other base sbut are based security Iraq is known for it ssecurity in stituti on snotorious under Saddam and this in dicatedby Are ndtinherstudyof Nazismand Stalinism and the role of these cretpolice, but ith asmadea full chapter tothestudy.In Iraq, the security institutions contributed to consolidate totalitarianism, either Fifth base is the economy or the rentier state wealth oil rather than contribute to the renaissance of Iraq contributed to consolidating the Baath regime since any worker development by the state as a result of high oil prices, especially in the seventies he attributes Ba'th for themselves, and helps them simple people in the publicity for it.
Keywords
The Bases of Iraqi Totalitarianism

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